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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Prof Kennedy closed bis week in this
city by q very successful enteTtai0me-t at
Redmonds last night At the close Of the
entertainment, the Professor beo1sht oat
the zoll watch which IA had psofaise1 10
give away. A committee of three nariet
By the audience. was called on the stage
aud little girl was also called mp 10 draw
the numbers. Francis Omans. Of Cannon
township, was the first person in the
audience who had num5es corresponding
% one drawn from tnc oox and therefore
secured the prizs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Yesterday vas a day that viii be remem.
te-td by hundreds OF our citizens. Soine
OF them who were taken by snrprise bg The
unexpected visit from ~isTss wia want 10
forget that the eighteenth - Jnne io55. hAs
place IN The h:ssOry OF our Ssty. Bar while
"a few will wish tha. day had never couie
hundreds will remember il Hirh delight
ilSssr 10 be forgotten. and rs Uice rolls On
many VIII hoiG the events of yesterday os
sacres as Iiie and the bargains offered and
secured 5y hgndreus ia iigbt sei<i.s cloth
Ing ~ the star Clothing House wlss be past
ed among tne pieessna reeo.leeiiona CT the
past the cfo~d MAS 70 large OK tie star
yesterday that Notwithstanding the fact
that Mr. Levi ard eight cse3 Ks employed, il
addition to his lHsgtv-one regular iiands,
anu they aFe ncsi iejs scc. mAET we're c0ll-
pelied TO leave thc STORE gFcst wae the
rush Tor Gods. Mr.. Levi wishes o intern
tLel &c tbst. .fhe Gsssi sseep sale vii
g at.naS, afld Il nls. - wIit hire cieEss he
d not propose 90 s&se single customer
ieave his store Tor waat u help.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

NEW Yosx. June Is The parade and
msss meeting in Union Square tonight IN
honor of Rev. Or. McSiynn was one Of the
largest Affairs OF the kind ever witnessed
here over so hundred organizations
Numbering nearly - o00 persons. psrtic',
pated in the demonstration The process
sion passed through the principal streets OF
the west side. and then formed IN Uaioa
Square. where Rev. Dr. 4cGlynn was re-
celyed with nproarious applause During
the mass meeting speeches were delivered
BY many prominent persons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

ffFEHF7fF y - FtlsNt1''7 -.tF<N
wHrrzHAfI. Jane Is The body q The
nan washed ashore yesterday nesr tas pier
Of White River Hsbor. vas Aenti6ed oy
his br3tasr "a thai of Gao an Saith. Of the
vsssel Conway. which Was sreoke5 NovsEl-
ber i. ISszf. ten miles nDrth u this bs-bor.
all the cree being lost The hcf,iss 81 TIE
Others wsre previously rscnrsed. Toe body
was saxsn TO Maskegon Tor 5ntsrusat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The attendants at the PARK Congrega-
ticnal Church this morning will be sur
prissd TO see bass ia place of L. z. idy-
The new basso's voice Is said TO resemble
Mr. Eddy's to a remarkable degree TIE
change. il IS UNDERSTOOD. has beea made at
Mr.. E.dy's own request. IS he desires ress
during the Sammer months. Ar. E3dy's
many iFisnds and admirers viii hope that
the change will not outlsst the heat OF the
Summer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

A glance At the registers oi tae several
hotels lsst night showed = wonderful tsliiog
OF in the number of arrivals and travelling 2
men were as scarce "a hens teeth Land
toris are suffering by reason Of the irOc-
clad rules OF the new Superints1dent OF
Polio, a. travelling men are seeking other
and more e0ngsnial climss for speniiox
The thcee days which constitutes thsir
SUNDAY vacation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
Summer Dress Fabrics.

With which wa will favor customers the mos
markably low prices contng of whHs and india
Linens white and Bafisse white and ANAs
Neilngs white aad Alhat printed Persian iaMn<
plaid and striped orsandies lrpttd ate So inches wlas
plain Oraandes and Lawns prn ed laNuk anc aloifs,
printed ne nen plain Aainsoof. striped Aalno k
PLAID Aainsooi Victoria Lawn. feyssian nlasy IN ~
aud tints, striped snd plaid n0i4 i-neD. six ha
Checks IN soa black Dali tish CHECK aAd ad Cfgan1
Musns for mourning dresses cd Rnd hgaed Swis Nrs
Ina Six Hulls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Pine lands II Newayso county, Upper
Peninsula an0 Wisconsin also Choice
Southern pane. exeslient lsrns IN tssss
eoauty and sa.uabse city property for sale
Money 10 lean On real estate OF teak fe-
curiiiss la suass from 500 - $io0.es0.
stocks and bonds bought hna sold
1 have also for sGle. e ressonahls terms.
q piece Ct real estate sit'' = feonfage - l7Q
lesF. whica l. admitted u be tne most de-
siraDle property H. the city Tor tie loesiion
of q firzs class hoiei. whoiesale drs goods
house, siaFes. bank or cfhsr Business ln-
duslry. For particulars cal on of address.
A. J.. ATrsspEla
Room Loyests B.ock. opposite sweets
Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

IoxDox. June is.-Pster Troy, the man
who was arrested on board the steamship
Adristic. at Queenstown, yesterday. Is still
coafined in jail Experts nsse examined
the contents OF the box whose suspicious
contents caused nss arrest. bu. deciiaei 10
certify that explosive materials contained
are not dangerous The Government To-
spoctor OF explosives has been summoned
- PASS up0u thea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

HYDE Calvin Hyde. June is ISs7. AZ The resi-
eence cf III sosl-la-ssW. Truman kcllcgy. ~
fofth DiyissOa Stfctt Gre.d RAPIDS. A.ch.
Aged = senss, mouth y days
Services az hou.e a. 20 ?. n. Monday. June
.0sh. keusins Ni,i be fskea % Goodrcn. 6ene-
see Co. hici.. Tor iut rrenf
Flint aud Laperr pspers please couy
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

!. ezseex. ir s91ss tslsk. ~ shs asaUs-s
t.ssx<< Z u isze4s CzeAfTa ksnass4 ~ .
esse < exsxskit ; askk s<es f4Nn4s f<z& s.
: nsla s.sakAss.z szsa ss - tss saeets
sa4 ~ sn.4 a. tzss aeea e4s&Fslssi
aa.fness. fAfssas nki.NzE<z sd oes1Y pkasf
ssan :. sassass.l - s1is 4skzssslak a..eass. 81
cents. - egaSsssls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Tfsre - troutie smang ths LHres Rides
ard the best ~ se.1r d1ts nee nreva'f
sn4crr c-,fcers a1d men. lieat frtIsr.
whose rrsf<nsticr 7ss recertlv ived a.
fae niltia head9cartefs. are-s tfet ir xss
. f,~re~r and thaf he ssge~ siglset n The
.esfts- IS hsfne investis sa1ed ~ tas -Ipsr
|zi.isis sufhoritiss-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Nov rs Spring is here. an3 egerybody
changes their clothing ! would advise soa.
ilyon bare any work IN c.esuiag ani ds~-
tx 10 take such where ycg can get ne
beat Nork done n, fae lowest prl -. such
place Is the ''Cli ssld Reliable Easle steam
Dye House. No. - Cansi-st.
" 3. Binding. iining and reporting Of
gents ciosh.ns IS done Win the s..i4lost 81
neAfness AM durability. which Is proyen
beyond . oouhf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Petal fsrriture sssah5i shras~t n Grand
1ssxs6s = fasf - fhe we1 knewn fsn ~
Cfeckeff a HoopinS f1 Csnal-ss. For
yezrs tisese ee1tisarsn hare ssrsvea 70 rsa1h
eiszlfscfioxl. snd tie frnits of fass4 la5rr
rsaxe in shnn6soce for they nor have
Gre - ne enesE srd lsrzsss ssefrs II al
che lsssss sfy4es 81 sarn$fare nssnnfsxtnred
T1is E4as make speciality 81 Ene ksaroesa
SUITS. sn3 tkssr prices srs - iaw es tie
lo~esf. They reesntlF. 81 i2rEe experase
Tebuilt THE efevzteT. aakinx q fcT beth
rassenxer sFss frefrht 50 thefr ro<sfuers
ran visf sag 6er<rtaasnf - the tlszsst -
taeiiShae1f vitsoDt eltsaff1x staf7s. Cal
On us sn8 cc1F1aas rourssf thsf wkxs we
sirersisk = fFzeL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

To The r5terof lhe fEateEAA .lxksLD.
Ne having read The article published in
.be y 81 SIX N,acs ty John q. Lec. in re
gard tc A T. Antsdsl desire 10 make the
foilo9ing statement IN regard 20 Mr.
An'isfeis connection With TIE celeb ration
in 1850.
Ar Antisdel was one of the Executive
Committee ard one that took great inter
est in masing the &C ebfaiion a suocess:
was . ecsed treasurer aud Ttcssved The fol-
lowing amounts Of money ss suca Treas
ur1r.
On hand from 1851 s SO 81
Collected Nv Financial Commit
tee for lSS5 3.S3f IS
Pad bills to the srount OF 3ss 81
Lesviug Ssz.60 IN The hands Of M- Au-
iisdel as tf,3sufer xnd The Executive Corr
nittee Instructed Mr. Sign snd Ar Anus
del - ci=co-e of this amount ss shev saw
TT The biis aid sccourts Ia regard %
that celebration are "a a. good 2aaDc es !
the Committee bad hired an e~perisace6
ookkeepeT 10 keep TIRE s<counls. every
Dill lfst lassirg through tse hsuos Of tie
re- sol fsttiet Dy iEt c. mirl.iec 10 audit
Cisims sni .. X. 'hcsa. and the report sub
uittsd - the q muifiee oy tie Treasures.
ves commented on as beiny IN The bcsf
slspe they ever se~ a report sn5mitted.
Al zoe bills sfe noW ii the hands cf Mr.
Antssdel also The report submitted tq The
Committee.
We desire the good citizens u Grand
Rapi s % read carefully this statement. ard
IS there IS n nsan. woman or child - the
@t8ie cf Michigan fbat CO 5bts q single
statement herein made. please call on any
enc os the follo sins named gentlemen cca-
stitniing the Executive Cofnmifiee.
And II tie amount pssised NJ. Anfisdei
paid - donation fi.g dollars fscm hsz
own pocket.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

hass ans ef Ia nnsss II saek the 6ness
pi,ekss eixzrs IL t1s eity.
AksSlK A FekkRe-
LIS Manfos.si
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

There all he a. excaFslaa cesn The
river Ga sha Steamer Barrett sunday June
"a Boat VII leave COCK 81 80 4. IA. Fare
round trip. = cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

In view Of the intense heat aud he prospect
of its continuing or several monts have ffparea
selves with immense stock OF
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

FoF tks Esxt - <sgs ~< kskse eseel2i oAf
xains 81 lsd.k EDs asls &na tzsaos1s klse
: nscs Eass1as sske ssee Aei ~ sanDss ssasss
A8ASE 4 Ca
- AsskE.a~st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

We have during the past week addd stoek larce
lot of psrasus of dollar - 0fj eacb t<Nay ID
for Slz5 S37 fhe sale Il Ire Jpn nsfsci 81 $iss Wi
he continued THESE arixos annot "a hAa elser1e f3r
less than two hity 30 Ia. &C dollars
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

SfGawhefiiss and Cream aud variety Of
ccoi dslnEs can be had ~
AAoozs A fckNRFs
les Aonroe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

r.awyer lpaving money 70 3uror wlio vas
hrisel for yessiiet of nansiaas',ter ia a
nur,ior tsisn--There you area t2ssD-you did
JCsF wofS p7ea
JatoF-Tes. sir, and a powerful sight of
argument il foek too. Toe Eist bai.ct ssooJ
II 10 1 feT aeqgiftal -Exchenge-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The ladies OF he Champiin Relief Corrs
will hold a.. ICE creans aud strawberry Soc
ial al Vest Size k,nk. Monoay evening.
Juue ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Members of tne Txsrusivs Committee
FszTsh of july csebratica. fss5
Ihe a56~e statement wss frerersss
signed sni crlersd rubIishes by TIE assas
eers - fhe COMMITTEES w3tn5at bs5az re-
Quested 70 81 50 bT ~. Ants5eI
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
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-Hew % the lina let the chips fail where they wil
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Eze Pbcspha;e soda, delicious drink
this hot ws asneT. al
MAG0IE 4 FoRsBg's.
los MonFot-st.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26
THE stats PLATrORM.

We, the LABOR PARTY, of Colo
RADIO, do declare our adherence to
the National Platform of the Un-
ion Labor Party as adopted at
Cincinnati, Ohio, and our approx
al as we'll of the Clarendon Hall
United Labor Party Declaration.
We hope for unity between the
two upoA broad platform includ-
ing all the Rights of Man.
We further declare that all men and
women are born free and with equal rights;
that they are endowed with certain ina
henable rights among which are the right
OF all 10 life and the means Of living
liberty and the conditions assen-
ual to liberty, the right Of all 70 equal and
exact justice and 70 the free use Of the
legitimate means necessary 70 enforce IL,
md the right to the pursuit Of happiness.
''clare these to be the basic principles
o' The abor Movement, whether domes-
VIC OF toreig,.. ana We IN si:e 10 ,heir sup
port and adherance, all honest men irrS
'Pee'lye Of nationality or creed.
We denounce the secret conspiracy (nov
Srmg made manifest among the monopo-
,l'''' and aristocratic classes) 10 steal
from Us, the people, by bribsd lsgislaturss,
corrupted courts and scrvils executives,
our dearest constitutional rights, - Tn1As-
os pure and unAlloyed. We declare hat
Nevhl resist TO the uttermost the attempts
nov being made in dozen states OF this
and 70 suppress the right Of free speech,
70 kil the labor press, 70 deprive ~ oi
lary trials and prsssntmsnts, 70 disarm
'ne people, 10 enforce unlawful seizures
ana searches Of persons, papers, houses
ana Effects, 70 destroy the rights Of public
sscNolage, protest and petition, and 70
'optne "a Of the ballot
We insist that the robbery Of he public
sseasary shall cease; that bribsry and
e.s voa'e must go; that election frauds must
Up nat taxes be laid justly upon the
,.oa .s s'd poor alike; that justice b frss;
.an' sun Tue rich criminal shall mot escape the
iani and that the poor man shall not b
ounaea w 70 death. desperation or despair.
we declare that franehisss for psblis
so..s snAu no longer b sosruptly Rfantsd
"p''vAss corporations bst ahsu BE- ovssd
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26
PLATFORM OF THE PROGRESSIVE
LABOR PARTY.

At meeting held in Webste,
Hall. New York, September 8,
representatives from labor organi.
cations throughout the state ol
New York unanimously adopted
the following platform of princi.
pies:
Whereas. Realizing the necessity Of con.
slant vigilance and united action, the vaxi.
Gus trade organizations of the city Of New
York have established . representative bodJ
known as the Central Labor Union; and.
Whereas, Their declared purpose in 20 do
ing was ''to assist each other In ali struggles
political and industrial" aeainst the en
croachments OF . capitalistio o,igarcny. hcs
tile to labor and destructive 70 Americas
liberty: and,
Whereas. We hold with the Csntsal IAbo,
Union:
l. .'That the soil Of every country b III
social and common Inheritance Of The peo
ple."
4 "That labor produces Al wealth, vhie2
includes the instruments through vhiea
alone the forces Of nature become aeeemi
BILE.
3. THAT all should" thsreGbee. have
free cess to land" and 70 the instrument
Of pro uction" without txibuts - landlord
and monopolists."
4. "That there can b 10 hARmony bsevesu
capital and labor under the pgsssnt indus
trial SYSTEM" whieh sitAsr AvsRh q mp
presses individual dsvslop0snt by osayinl
to the masses Of ths AnsgieAn psople thell
inalienable tight 70 ~. libsety anA ~ pr
suit Of happlnssA
S THAT the emancipation a the Wuskino
classes must be achisvsd ~ ~ veskiaa
c:s<ses .nemsslvss." throagA '1As eg1aAaisA-
ment.' a. demanded ~ ~ Kn1gA1B e Il
Dor. .'ot coopeEativs in,.- -.nt,snA 80 =
viii tend 10 suTsessAs ~ =. Wsos0 ~
the introductioa .; . eoeDeRaalvo hH11fsla1
systsm:" and.
Whereas. IN, Genital Abss Uhise. h
parsaanc J. - obleek - - oovoGnl sesn'
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26
sasy 0sssgs's RAFsys UnAssA LAber,'
Ryrasass. Aug. ~ 1857.

We the dslsgntes a. The United Labor Party
Of New York In state eonvsntion assembled,
hereby rsasssrt - tAs ornamental platform
Of the party and the hasis On which we ask
the eo-opsntioa q slttssas a otber states,
he following declaration Of principles
sdopssd On ssptenbsr =. ~ By the conven-
toa a tA~ rrade 81 Labor Associations o.
thselsy " New York. thes resulted ia toe
foey.ai.on> >of ~ Unltsd lAbcr raey.
hosding thas IL eonuplious Of goveln-
msat and the inpUvsRishm iabor result
ffun tAs nsglsss - eeafsvideas -uths. pro-
slninsd b ~ lbundsr Il this republic. that
III - azs @saAaA fsse go equal and are
oAoVua ~ ths15 cysaas. viii esrtain in.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26

- II - -, i..| - -
n!lpoa okl|n1o = - ~ Ckc
- - 3 81 ,ssss. s -. -:
Il - 8 |'s s's1s - !. !. -
.i.sp - - As'svssish ~ -As'sss
n isAslly = vse = u.sss vAish ~
voessss - ge1.eqs s.9Rs Is:el.os .
fDStheg opooi1Gu11oa. uut ~ 0ni1od L.
boe Rastl s@on1s p1s1eed - pone1y thsm.
90 A. n " Gono1i111innnl nG1kods =
fas = hana1 V1D1om, hsosst desb anA Z
dssp and aht1lhg Iogs of hnnanity ana
en- Anssisan inS@itntions can ssfvs 20 to
We bslisvs ~ dieta of seisnes Shst pov-
sFty ean and must b abolished, that crime
and misery can and shall b Destroyed and
Nat - vho vil not work. alone osght not
10 eak
The time has come for party Of hon-
ct men. trus 70 thsir convictions and
fearing nothing but 10 do dishonest cot.
This the United Labor Party shan bs, or
Il shah not live.
To our aid and support we esll the sf-
forts Of Ill Who love their country and win
recognize Tie supremacy Of moral instead
Of selfish obligations.
We afirm that we alone are the party Of
true Amerieanism, combining honest
democracy and progressive republicanism
In fact intead Of in nsms alone.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26
LOCAL DENVER PLATFORM.

Por the Fall Campaign OF 1887.
We, the Labor Party Club Of Denver
hereby adopt the following platform and
declaration Of principles, TO the support Of
which wo ask the adherence Of oil honest
and thoughtful men:
We are the party that, at the spring cleo
,Ions, polled In this city i,5io votes, VIC
since then have held weekly agitation meet
Ings for he purpse Of studying the cacses
and remedies Of poverty, misery. vice and
crime In this republic and the common
wealth OF Colorado, deh rmIned hat when
such were ascertained by the light Of SCI
ence, that we would embody them in ouI
platform and call upon all men 70 aid In an
uprootIng OF the conditions that create these
Affections, through the medium Of the ballot.
We shall nominate ticket of men pledg-
ed To the support Of this decl ,ration. and we
AK ior them the votes Of the people.
1--we .hould waste our time on side issues
or keep silent, or remain slavishly In the
ranks Of the old parties, the very stones at
our f,i would cry out. Murder Is commit
ted day by day through The Infamous wage
system. Children are slain, women worked
10 dea,h, men killed inch by inch. and these
crimes are never punished BY law. The AZ
fairs q this land are administered by the
capitalist class for their own benefit. They
deny " Justice, liberty and the full proceeds
OF our labor. The mechanic sinks 10 slav.
cry, the former falls 10 tenancy. This ad-
mlnistralon OF affairs suits US no longer.s u
leads 10 disastrous consequences. In II Is
rot only physical but mental and moral deg.
radiation. While one part OF US are worked
TO death the others out OF employment are
starved 10 death. There Is filth. injustice,
drunkenness, prostitution and theft There
shouId bc light liberty, law, civilization and
Justice.
The competitive wage system l. the cause
OF all this. Its remedy, science tells US, lies
In the cooperative association Of the collect
I've people: In the assumption and opera
tlon Ivy them Of the natural resources, the
tools VI production, the mediums OF ex-
cnange, communication and transportation.
In so far as these things can be carried
out, these means enforced, these ideas put
into prs,s>.. We arr plevis~i Dy this plat
form through ou: nominees, II elected 70
apply the remedy.
Let the workers and thinkers rally 70 the
support OF the Right
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26

~ ~ fulk 6gnnss q ~
- ~ - y - Do6Gol
~ ll - ~ T. na1nsal llnes,
~ ~ - ~ - = ln1epeaa6hl
ul ~. .Ql1f - nG6s = sPsegs.
- 1enoe Ie1> ~ ~ 66lly ~ poRun.
ho31ly tooe11llo1 ~ ~ ho1a ~ labor a
- l1oo1b 49, vp1Hsz1 m pepausszs, q
- ~ = - sl1Ao - q ~ nat:on,
lAgouA oke1E eeol ~ 81 nfakivss.
Aclo1vo6, 1hat W1nh = V1sv = u imme-
e1aee Iellfe - ~ psolas ~ ~ scszestioa q
olaElng oAosoA ana = oo1nuspu uion a. odioua
49, ~ - dsnssl:
1naf eigkt holzn ssastatuts dav's work.
HsoAibtt,en of ehild laboe IN III occupa-
|tloa,
Psohilitioa a III female labor in oecupa-
taooe doexinen1al - hoallA q morality.
Equal ~ tobokh sox;s 1be equal work.
PAynentof waGea weakly IN lawful money
and - mose '.truek" ~.
ElrIs hen IT. voekmena vages.
1he enaetment * fJua1er lAws for the liabil-
ioss q employessto eSployss.
Abolition d ths contraes system in prison
and On publie works.
swesping reform Of. the tenement-house
systsm.
Abolition Of tenemsnt-house ciear-making
ard al other tsnementhouse manufactur-
ing.
Sanitary inspection Of mines, factories.
dwellings and Ill eond tions oflabor.
Rigid enforcement Of the law prohibiting
the Importation OF foreign labor under con-
tract
Rigid enforcement OF all existing beneficial
labor laws.
Equal adult citisenship and Suffrage with
out regard 70 sex.
Repeal OF AL blue lavs.
Repeal ofall conspiracy laws, tramp laws,
and all class legislation and privileges.
No Pinksltons; no armed bandits in the
pay Of capital.
Resolved, That with view to progressive
advance In the direction marked out by the
above declaration Of principles, we further
moro demand:
The public ownership and management Of
railroads. telesTaphs, express and steamship
lines, telephones, gAs and water works and
all industries involving the use Of public
franchises, or the performances Of public
functions.
The direct issue Of currency and money
BY the national treasury. without the inter
vention Of banks.
And q flrst step to the recovery Of the
natural Inheritance Of the people, we favor
. special tax on unimproved land, sufficient
~ high 70 compel its improvement or Its sur
render TO the community by the speculators
who Withhold It nom NE.
We favor also tax ON all incomes above
two thousand dollars per annum. 20 gradu-
ated as TO bear most heavily npon the great
Incomes Of the monopolistic classes and cor
porations, and thus materially tighten the
burdens now borne by the workers, pro-
ducers and masses Of the people,
with the same end In view, we also favor
the exemption from taxation Of the average
homestead, farms. manufactures, working
tools and properties under IS 900 In value. oc-
cupied or productively used by the owners,
and not rented ont.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26

Ho1ss Painting, 0raining, Vanishing
Hard wood Hhishings, Paper Hanging,
KalsominiAg. Glazing, ste. 3232 Larimer
Street.. Denver. Colo. IN 370-831 ~
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26
AlGII.E)
ic.ate - sil' ~
LAB0Rd'' 'P|RII' 1
~ &
of CelSr.1s.
Of t,slSvaae.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
! D. Macdonald Of Denver,
'K ~ D. Keifcr Of Denver. Record
no and Corresponding Secretary,
,ns 14s,6 Curtis street, Denver. Colo.
ouis Culmsee Of Denver,
c Cheesewright. Denver.
P.B. Hirsch, Las Animas.
Joseph Wolf, Boulder; -.
}oseph Murray. Fort Collins.
W, T. Hogarty, Greeley.
Ch,s Geeser, Grand Junction.
n Nick. Whyte Lake County.
loseph Gallagher. Silver Plume.
Thomas Abernethy. Erie.
Iohn Dempsey, Pueblo.
Iohn A. Gordon, Gunnison.
bENyER CENTRAL CLUB.
.president-J. d. Macdonald.
Secretay-J. d. Keifer.
Treasurer-Louis Culmsce.
Executive Committee-Henry
Cohen. A. S. Matter. S. w. Isen-
berg, DR.. c. P. Perry. c. Cheese
wright, A. Cheesewright and W.
A. Wilson.
Official organ-THE LABOR EN-
oulRER.
Denver Central Club meets at
Old Unity Church, corner OF Sew
enteenth and California streets,
every Wednesday at 7:3o p. m.
Cards Of Membership, Platforms and In
formation furnished on application 70 the
Corresponding Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-11-26

Fine Furnished Rooms For Rent.
WANTED.-5,000 men every day at York's
Restaurant.
1851 LARIMER STREET.
Between Sixteenth and Seventeenth SITS.
269ly
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YORK
Restaurant

BILL OF FARE.
Cup Of Coffee, Bread, Butter.
and Potatoes With All
Meat Orders. =
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